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(Format is far from perfect, there might even be grammatical mistakes, my reasons for the flaws; im sure one could expand upon them)
1-Nose to mouth ratio
2-Alar base
3-Under eye bags
4-Nasolabial Folds
1-I’ve seen people claim that making micro cuts to the mouth edges can help, however I’m not sure if it’s a good idea to do so, since in some cases if the person has a narrow jaw, that could intern result in the jaw width appearing even narrower due to the lips being slightly wider, so it’s kind of a slight trade-off in which you have to find the right balance (this in case it even works)
2-For the alar base I assume that in most cases there’s no trade-off into making it narrower (of course if you already have an unideal alar base)
3- Mostly caused by unideal infraorbital support due to lack of foreward growth there, or slightly lower placement. However, I’ve noticed that if the frontal zygo(which in man is in most cases less projected then it’s lateral counterpart) has good frontal prominence, it can strech the skin, making the undereye near the nose better as well
4- Caused by recession, bad fat insertions, or when there’s a gap-like shape in the bone under the nose around it, leading to less bone mf able to stretch the skin, thus resulting into it being more lose, I assume improvement in the frontal zygo here could kind of help a bit too, since this is more of a maxillary shape associated thing
1-Nose to mouth ratio
2-Alar base
3-Under eye bags
4-Nasolabial Folds
1-I’ve seen people claim that making micro cuts to the mouth edges can help, however I’m not sure if it’s a good idea to do so, since in some cases if the person has a narrow jaw, that could intern result in the jaw width appearing even narrower due to the lips being slightly wider, so it’s kind of a slight trade-off in which you have to find the right balance (this in case it even works)
2-For the alar base I assume that in most cases there’s no trade-off into making it narrower (of course if you already have an unideal alar base)
3- Mostly caused by unideal infraorbital support due to lack of foreward growth there, or slightly lower placement. However, I’ve noticed that if the frontal zygo(which in man is in most cases less projected then it’s lateral counterpart) has good frontal prominence, it can strech the skin, making the undereye near the nose better as well
4- Caused by recession, bad fat insertions, or when there’s a gap-like shape in the bone under the nose around it, leading to less bone mf able to stretch the skin, thus resulting into it being more lose, I assume improvement in the frontal zygo here could kind of help a bit too, since this is more of a maxillary shape associated thing
